1/21: WARM UP = WHAT TYPE OF SET IS PICTURED BELOW? HOW

DO YOU KNOW THAT?

Daily Learning Target:

SWBAT differentiate the different elements of design and analyze how this applies to theatrical scenery.

Elements of Design: Line Shape Color Texture Space Proportion

Texture

Definition: Though the design is 2-

Dimensional and will not be touched, texture (even the appearance of texture) is just as important

Creates depth on the page

Appearance of a three-dimensional image

Texture in the Theatre World

Texture is used to create depth on stage Prevents everything from looking flat

(Lights flatten out everything)

Space

Definition: Negative space (the space not being used) is

just as important as the space actually used Blank area (usually white but can be another

color) are important to create the overall image

Space in Theatre

Just important how the stage is used as well as how the space is filled Aka not putting a huge set in a small theatre or

a tiny set in a huge theatre

Proportion/Scale Definition:

Balancing the size/scale of the each part of the design

Varying the size of the elements Sameness is boring Often referred to as visual harmony

Proportion in Theatre

• This is the balance of everything on stage• Do all elements work together in unison?• Does is create one cohesive look?•

What type of set is it?Which element is strongest?

What type of set is it?Which element is strongest?